Home prices in areas most affected by climate change are increasing faster than the national median, reported Home Bay, St. Louis, Mo.
Tag: Climate Change
Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: How Should Mortgage Bankers Measure Climate Risk?
Whether or not you personally believe climate change exists, the White House, federal regulators, states and even other countries are clearly signaling that mortgage companies need to measure climate risks.
CREF22: ESG, CRE and Green Lending
SAN DIEGO — As climate change intensifies, investors, owners and lenders increasingly demand environmental, social and governance reporting, panelists said here at the Mortgage Bankers Association’s 2022 Commercial/Multifamily Finance Convention and Expo.
Tom Price of Incenter on Why Climate Change Should Be a Top Mortgage Banking Priority
Thomas (Tom) Price is President of Incenter Insurance Solutions, Fort Washington, Pa.
Tom Price of Incenter on Why Climate Change Should Be a Top Mortgage Banking Priority
Thomas (Tom) Price is President of Incenter Insurance Solutions, Fort Washington, Pa.
Tom Price of Incenter on Why Climate Change Should Be a Top Mortgage Banking Priority
Thomas (Tom) Price is President of Incenter Insurance Solutions, Fort Washington, Pa.
Tom Price of Incenter on Why Climate Change Should Be a Top Mortgage Banking Priority
Thomas (Tom) Price is President of Incenter Insurance Solutions, Fort Washington, Pa.
Tom Price of Incenter on Why Climate Change Should Be a Top Mortgage Banking Priority
Thomas (Tom) Price is President of Incenter Insurance Solutions, Fort Washington, Pa.
SEC Issues Sample Letter to Firms on Climate Change Disclosures
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently gave companies a preview of how it will look at their climate-related disclosures. Specifically, the SEC’s Division of Corporate Finance released a sample letter detailing the sorts of hard questions and requests the SEC will consider when they conduct a review of a company’s disclosures related to climate change.
SEC Issues Sample Letter to Firms on Climate Change Disclosures
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently gave companies a preview of how it will look at their climate-related disclosures. Specifically, the SEC’s Division of Corporate Finance released a sample letter detailing the sorts of hard questions and requests the SEC will consider when they conduct a review of a company’s disclosures related to climate change.